The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-09-01

| THOMAS NASH of Cooperstown died or
| Wednesday OF last week. He was one o.
the early settlers OF that town and at the
time of his death was well along in years
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Il Hinrichs
THE tug Albatross OF Racine has been
sold to Eugene Alice and L. eClair Of
Two Rivers for the sum of fifteen hun
dred dollars. She will be engaged in the
fishing business.
THE citizens OF the town and city OF
| Kewaunee agreed at railroad meeting
| lately to vote $4,000 to any company
| that will build road from Green Bay to
Kewaunee direct.
! Mr.. ELLIsToN of Chicago, publisher OF
The Wort Land was in the city on Mon
day and made The Pilot Office call. He
has been spending his vacation in making
a tour of the lakes.
| WILLIE KELLNER, whose hand was
! badly wounded by an explosion month
ago, is not regaining its use very rapidly.
In fact it is feared that he viii never fully
recover from the effects.
! ALL the men employed on the coal
docks were discharged Monday morning.
All work has ceased for the present, and
when renewed again it will probably be to
| pull down and rebuild.
A MEETING of the school board OF the
First ward will take place this evening to
| consider further the ACCESSIBILITY Of ex-
tending the free textbook system to all
books used in the school.
| A WAUsAU boy was instantly killed on
| Monday while trying to board st. Paul
train while it was in motion. Seven cars
] passed over him. The lesson of expert
ence are of no use to boys.
EMANUEL HoLLENDER died on Thurs
day of last week. He was a resident of
this city for many years and was at one
time in the brewing business here. His
funeral occurred on Sunday.
The Lake Shore r. r. Co. has ordered
| one-hundred new cars to be completed
by the first of September. They will be
the largest and strongest on the road,
I having'a capacity of 10000 lbs.
The marriage fever has again struck
Meme. Next week there will be two
weddings in that town, and we have fur
| ther assurance that the work of destroy
ing single blessedness will still go on.
If you would like to see choice line
of Sc inch wide dress goods for DC, just
step in and let us show you something
you can see at once is bargain.
SCHUETTE Bros.
THE walk in front of the engine house
In the First Ward has recently been re-
planked. This was badly needed as the
engine almost invariably fell through
when being pulled out to extinguish a
| fire.
| CLEVELAND is TO come to Milwaukee
| and a good part of Manitowoc would go
to meet him if he had not signed the in
ter-state commerce bill, yet they approve
| of the bill and respect the chief magis-
trate.
THREsHTNG is pretty nearly finished
throughout the county. The return of
grain is not as low as was expected at
one time; but had it not been for the ex-
cessive drought of July the yield would
have been excellent.
PRINCIPAL SMITH has had printed the
| advance sheets of course of study for
his school. This is the first printed
course our city schools have seen.
Throughout the state there is a waking
up on courses of study.
THERE are teachers who never attend
Institutes or educational conventions OF
any kind. They teach for pay, have nc
exalted ambition, are anxious for the
school term to close, and the only Won
der is that the people are not
WE think we are Offering the cheapest
dress flannel, considering quality and
width, to be found anywhere, as it is 6
special lot, bought with a view to exec
any similar goods of same price.
S SCHUETTE Bros.
The schooner Charlie Marshall, wher
near the Straits, struck reef and sprung
a leak. She was gotten off and towed tc
this port by the tug Leviathan. She dis
charged her deck load of telegraph poles
and went into the dry dock for repairs.
WE are closing out a lot of cashmere
yar1as at sc. a skein, former price he
WE have an excellent quality of German
worsted yarns this season, having taker
particular pains to get the very best il
the market. SCHUETTE BROS.
, Copy and Writing Books, Tablets ant
Scratch Books, Blocks, States, Slate ant
Lead Pencils, Pens and Holders, Ink ant
lots OF other articles belonging to tn
school supply line, you will find in larg
and varied assortments at Piening an,
Fechter's Bookstore,
MANITowoo teachers are spreadin!
themselves pretty well throughout tn
State. F. W. Bruer goes to Battlement
Wis, A. Gilbertson and Oscar HUH
teach in the ward schools of Sheboypan
All are graduates of the elementar,
course of the Oshkosh Normal.
THE Catholic school house is approrch
ing completion. There will be fou,
school-rooms on the first floor and pub
lie hall on the second. So that hereafte
the societies of the church will not fine
1t necessary 10 hire hall where publ,
entertainments are to be given.